SCN connection without VPN or MPLS

[IPScec]

Its been a long week already, and I need some help on something that I know the answer too but just can't come up with right now. I'm installing an IP Office at a branch location without MPLS or VPN connection at the moment. This will come in the future it's just not there now. I need to build a simple IP line across the public network from the branch location to the corporate office. I understand there will be no QoS or anything like that I simply need to have four digit dialing going across the network that works when it works until we get the MPLS in place. am I imagining that this will work or is there actually a procedure for this that I'm just not able to come up with at this time. Keeping in mind at the corporate location I have the lan1 going from the IP Office to their switch and the wan port is used for their sip trunk. Any input is appreciated I'm simply drawing a blank here.

 

[AACon]

All it takes is port forwarding the correct ports through your router. It is totally not recommended.

-Austin
ACE: Implement IP Office

 

[amriddle01]

Port forwarding will not work, NAT will stop the voice traffic from working, it needs to be a proper routed connection



"No problem monkey socks

 

[IPGuru]

As this is a temporary solution why not create short codes to dial the DDI at the other location & route the calls via your sip provider?

if you have the right provider the probably possibly will not be charging for those calls either

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